Cen Yanqi never thought that the first difficult case that needed to be "solved" after returning to China would happen in his bedroom.
When the early morning light outlined the handsome figure of the man on the bed, Ji Shiyan, the former surgical master and now the upstart in the business world, the capital trader who was rumored to be as cold as ice, was curled up in her goose-down quilt and sleeping like a child.
What's even more ridiculous is that this brother's best friend and the famous Flower of the Mountains in City A has become completely dependent on her bed since he accidentally stayed at her house.
Everyone said that Ji Shiyan was a precision-operated capital machine, but only Cen Yanqi knew that this man who wore a three-piece suit as a suit of armor would clutch her nightgown tightly during nightmares, bury his face in her pillow in the morning light, and curl up on the sofa with documents when she worked overtime, waiting for her to come home - like a trapped beast guarding a treasure.
# Falling to the Altar#
Reader comments
So beautiful, I can't bear to put it down
I like it very much, nice
The heroine heals the hero
Very good, very interesting, beautiful
It's very beautiful and to my liking. I read every chapter one after another.
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It's very beautiful. The heroine is the sun in the hero's heart, warming his cold heart. There is no green tea to look at, and I feel sorry for the male protagonist who grew up in a loveless family.
It's good to watch, but the episode is a bit short.
So beautiful, I can't bear to put it down
I like it very much, nice
The heroine heals the hero
Very good, very interesting, beautiful
It's very beautiful and to my liking. I read every chapter one after another.
It's very interesting to watch. I look forward to more exciting plots in the future [Like][Like][Like]
It's very beautiful. The heroine is the sun in the hero's heart, warming his cold heart. There is no green tea to look at, and I feel sorry for the male protagonist who grew up in a loveless family.
It's good to watch, but the episode is a bit short.